Seventh Grade Picnic and Weiner Roast in Plymouth District
Plymouth seventh grade hosted a sunset picnic at Mrs Montgomery's place with games like Flying Dutchman and River. Students from Plymouth Dozier and Prairie View joined, with teachers Hllelyn Laycock Ben Baldwin and Powell Sanders among hosts and guests.
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Plymouth
Larmorwood
Travis Tennison
Vernon Kirkland
Margaret Lowe
Harold Rapp
Otveta Shields
Ben Baldwin
Liutie
Hays Wood
Opal Bird
Ijahn Rainey
Wee Wilder
T. FB
Throckmorton
Clifton Brown
Glen Brown
Frank Golly
J. L. Jolly
Mrs. Ledger
Prom
Prairie View
Thelma Winters
Francis Ro
Norwood Fair Plans Expanded For October
Continued from page one, the Norwood community prepares a larger fair with agricultural and five stock exhibits from surrounding districts. Panhandle schools to bring stock and poultry judging teams, national speakers invited, a fair committee to coordinate with the school board and superintendent, aiming for early October.
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Saninerwood
Panhandle
Eame
Samnerwood Will Poised to Lead Eagle Contenders
Samnerwood Will of the Eagle squad is named among the most outstanding players. Robert Wilder is highlighted as a troublesome opponent. Review of talent suggests Samnerwood School may contend with the region’s best teams.
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Eagle
Robert Wilder
Samnerwood School
Dewey Young Appraises Rural School Progress
The article notes support from teachers across the south for a rural school program led by Dewey Young. It highlights graduation exercises and letters praising the school's success as a path to equal opportunities for rural students with urban peers. The term includes 15 affiliations with the state as a stated accomplishment.
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Iterm
Saninerwood Rural High School District Names Instructors
The Saninerwood Rural High School District lists present year instructors including F. W. Thompson ident, E. W. Miller secretary, and a group of teachers such as I. G. Sanders Lewis Birdwell Bailey C. C. Brown Audie Johnson and several named assistants. The district brings together seven former districts for the current year with a sizable staff roster.
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F. W. Thompson
E. W. Miller
Richard Wischkaemper
D. A. Kingannon
John M. Morgan
Theo Parker
John Coleman
Saninerwood
I. G. Sanders
Lewis Birdwell Bailey
C. C. Brown
Audie Johnson
R. W. Brett
Dollie C. Robinson
Mary
P T A Reports Continued From Page One
P T A reports reflect the year’s work with May 16 set for installing new officers. President Beasley was absent so part of the program was not delivered. Mrs Sweat led a song to open, Olson Sweat gave the invocation, and a Plymouth health program by McDaniels and Miss McMinn featured 20 pupils.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Beasley
J. CG. Sweat
Olson Sweat
McDaniels
Our Past (Continued from Page Sin) Baylor Church Relics Described
A Baylor church display features a rock tower with a donated bell from Margar et Lea Houston and a brass chandelier with kerosene lamps. A window preserves original tinted panes and a view reveals the site of the original Baylor college amid graceful columns.
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Old Baylor
Margaret Lea Houston
Baylor split legacy from early college in Waco area
The text notes the site of the first Baylor College for Women with remaining ruins and dormitories. It recalls five years of co educational instruction in one building before 1818 when instruction split into two faculties in separate buildings. It identifies Baylor University at Waco and Mary Hardin Baylor College at Belton as successors.
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Baylor College
Baylor
Baylor University
Ad Waco
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Belton
Class of 1929 toasts composed by sponsors lead event
The Junior-Senior toasts continued from page one with poems by sponsors Mrs Hazel Bretz Miss Audie Johnson and RR C Taylor served as toastmaster. The toasts were short poems composed by the sponsors for the event featuring Cleoma Rainey Erma Rhea Clement Aldah Young and Robert McWhirter among the participants.
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Cleoma Rainey
Erma Rhea Cleement
Aldah Young
Robert McWhirter
Hazel Bretz
Audie Johnson
RR. C. Taylor
Senior Series Profiles Juanite Warner and Vernon Crosa land
Juanite Warner born January 15 1918 in Shamrock Texas is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Warner She enjoys English and math and has played basketball for one year She plans to attend Vexus Tech major in math and teach high school Vernon Crosa land born October 1 1914 in Valera Texas is the son of Mr and Mrs G W Crosa land He attended schools in Nicholson Samndrwood and Rock He favors history and math and has chosen civil engineering as his career He has participated in basketball
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Jivanite
Shamrock
Texas
J. A. Warner
Juanite
Rehoel F Ar
China
Vernon Was
Valera
G. W. Crosaland
Nicholson
Ife
Rock, Nicholson
Samndrwood
Joel
Vernan
Ambition and diligence cited as keys to future success
A brief tribute notes that his intelligence and industry should lead to success in any field he chooses, highlighting the value of perseverance and aptitude. The lines reflect a hopeful recommendation for a young person aiming to excel in academics, sports, or career.
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Othhal
Tribute Paid Continues On School Difficulties Ahead
The piece reflects on school discipline and civic attitudes, praising cooperative behavior in students and recalling how American resilience helped through crises. It discusses funding pressures from fewer teachers and lower district valuations complicating Samnarwood school system’s progress toward accreditation.
Aberdeen School Names Six Week Honor Roll
Aberdeen principal Orson Sweat announced seven honor students for the six weeks just passed. The honorees are Joy Ammons Joan Gulley Christelle Robertson Joy Wigrinton Fred Waller Mildred Waller and Juanus Robertson. Mrs Browne of Chicago was fined for punching a policeman who reprimanded her husband. Want Ads Get Results.
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Orson Sweat
Aberdeen
Joy Ammons
Joan Gulley
Christelle Robertson
Joy Wigrinton
Fred Waller
Mildred Waller
Juanus Robertson
J. C. Browne
Chicago
Phillips 66 Gasoline Promises Weatherproof Power
Experienced drivers praise Phillips 66 gasoline as 100 percent tailored for hot weather with quick feel of improved power and mileage. The ad claims it combats summer motor troubles like knocking and loss of power due to climate, offering immediate benefits with no extra cost.
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Phillips
U.S. Weather Bureau
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S’norwood
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Dewey Young
Baytor College
Titanita
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Vernon Crossland
State Department of Education
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Wellington Motor Company
M. M “Kern
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